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SCHOOL PUPILS IN
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J Falling In line with 'be policy of
financing school children In the pur
chase of bondSi a move Bet afoot by
J. A. Westerlund, W. A. Folger baa
announced that .he will furnish $3000
to help further the work bo auspic
iously begun.
mis means tnat with the capital
devoted to the work by Messrs. Wes-
teriund and Folger, approximately
$6000 is on hand to finance the bond
purchases of the children
' Mr. Wcsterlund last night address
ed the following letter to Superinten
dent of Schools M. V. Hillis:
j ' Oct. 2C, 1917.
Prof. Meldo V. Hillis. Medford. Ore.
-r My dear sir: I desire to express to
you my appreciation of the splendid
Tay In which your pupils have re
sponded to the second issue of liberty
bonds, and I want to thank them thru
you for their loyalty and patriotism
they have shown In subscribing so
freely for the first fifty of the fifty
dollar liberty bonds.
; 1 find that we have just as many
pore patriotic boys and girls who
want to take up a liberty bond and I
'am pleased to announce to you that I
have concluded to increase my offer a
few hundred dollars.
; I am also greatly pleased to Inform
you that our good friend, Mr. V. A.
Folger, than whom there Is no bigger
hearted or more patriotic citizen in
the state of Oregon, has voluntarily
agreed to help me out by advancing
$3000 so as to make it possible for
sixty more school boys and girls to
buy bonds by taking the samo plan
as was offered by mo a few days ago,
that is, pay $2.00 cash and the bal
ance $3.00 per month.
Kindly inform our boys and girls
ho have not bought a liberty bond
n our plan but desire to do so.
that I shall be pleased to receive tholr
subscription at any time at tho Hotol
Holland.
Yours, tor the country's welfare,
J. A. WESTERLUND.
$ Portland Livestock.
f -PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 22. Cattle
'Steady; receipts' "1653. Best beef
steers $9.50010.25; good beef steers
$8j 0.2". ; best beef cows $ 7.2 " ffT'
8; ordinary to goad COW3 $-lifi S; bpnt
heifers $7i S; bul!s $4 fit 6.7 ; calves
$7$ 9.50; stockers and feeders $4 Hi
$.25. -t
Hogs 50c lower; ' receipts 2332.
Prime light $15,801? 10; prime heavy
?15.75ffl la.S5;plgs $14 14.50. ' ;
'! Sheep 50c higher; receipts 1580.
Western lambs $14 14.50; valley
lambs $13.5014; yearlings $12.60
V 13; wethers
! lis; wetnors $12.2offil3; ewes
ys.&010.50.
, Portland Butter.
t PORTLAND, Ore. Oct. 22 Butter
steady. City creamery prints 4Se
cartons 4!)c; buying price of buttPr
.fat 52c Portland; cube extras, no
quotations.
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TODAY'S MARKETS !
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I A oi ii am am winmml
I MonLrtiiu miiu yiuimiij
l j There will be a school meeting at
,i city hall on Saturday, November 3
1 Only taxpayers will be allowed to
'I vote. The main proposition regards
J the budget for tho forthcoming year
4 whlrh Inrorporntps requirements of
,A $4 4,900. Of this amount teachers
' salaries will require $28,110: liondpil
i debt and Interest, $8,200, these being
i the chief Items. Estimated revenues
j from state, county and high schoool
funds approximate $16,033.40, lcav.
'! lng $30,561.60 to be raised by die
j rlct tax.
Rev. H. A. Carnahaa, Presbyterian
1 pastor, left for Los Angeles last
Thursday evening, Intending to bp
gone ten days. Incident to this visit
J south he will hear Hilly Sunday
fl preach. On Sunday morning Rev.
P Wm. Johnson occupied tho local pnl
I pit, and In the evening Rev. J. U. Do
I ran, R. F. D., conducted the sen-ices,
f Funeral services of the late O. N.
I Nelson were held at Dodge's under
taking parlors Monday, October 22.
Interment was In Mountain View
cemetery, i lie services were con
ducted by the German Lutheran pas
tor of Medford.
Liberty bonds have made their ap
pearance as posted In local bank win
dows. They bear portraits of Wash
ington, Jackson and Lincoln, accord
ing to respective denominations of
$100. $500, and $1060.
I Rev. A. J. Hogg, pastor of tho
j Presbyterian church at Medford, and
who has filled the pulpit of the Ash-
nd church by way of exchange of
tho ministerial courtesy, preached in
the Rose Clryy Park Presbyterian
t church' of Portland on Sunday, and
has received many compliments from
the press of the metropolis, who re
part him as being an athlete of Inter
collegiate fame during bis student
days In bot'a Ireland and the United
States. He Is a director of the Amer
ican Red Cross, and claims to have
been "Always an American, who Jus,t
happened to be born on the other
Side of the ocean." - ....
Mrs: W. O. Dlckerson having Joined
the Patty family on their trip "to
Washington, accompanied them ao
far as Fort Stevens where she will
visit her eon Donald, member pf First
9. C. A.. .
A number of Ashland young men
employed In Siskiyou county eligible
to draft, have been summoned bj
me exemption board of that district
in a call for 150 men to respond to
physical examination preliminary to
filling out the required quota.' The
list Includes Guy Goood and Ccdrlc
Myer, now of Dunemuir; Percy Gris
er of Yreka, and Wm. H. Parker of
this city. Gerald A. Torrence'of Hilt,
son-in-law of Leander Neil of Ash-,
land, has also been summoned. The
examination will occur October 22
and 23.
Anticipating Thanksgiving Day, the
president, at the suggestion of con
gress, has appointed Sunday, October
28, as a dny of supplication End pray
er throughout the United States.
C. R. Losher and wife of Portland
where Mr. Losher is an employe of
the Southern pacific, are recent ar
rivals in their old home town, visit
ing relatiyes in tho Emery families.
Pro-German textbooks having been
discovered in the Medford schools
prompts tho query as to whether any
such are in uso In our local institu
tions of loarning. The particular
book complained.of at Medford is en
titled VDawn of American History in
Europe," by Prof; Nida, an author of
un-American sympathies, emulating
In Illinois the activities of La Follette
in Wisconsin. A citizen of the second
warn in mis city Drazenly wears a
German silvor watch, and several bits
of hardware about town still bear the
legend, "Made in Germany."
The football game on Saturday be
tween high schools. of Ashland and
Grants Pass was scoreless. This ne
cessitates another game or two be
tween the rival teams.
The local home guards meet for
drill at the armory on Monday even
ing, October 22. Second notice.
MIps Mortense Winter hns joined
two other young women from hero In
attendance at. tho Southern Pariflc
school of telegraphy, San Francisco.
Two now trainB are reported to be
added to the Portland-San Francisco
passenger runs In the near future.'
They will conform to Nos. 53 and
54 which were specials during tho ex
position period. .
Nell Stewart, S. P. employe, nnd
recently local car distributor at. Iluns
mulr, Is on the battle lino In France.
Glenn Young, son of Mis'. Dora Young
Of this city, formerly In tho employ
of the Fruitgrowers Supply company
of Hilt, lias sailed for Prance as a
member of tho Forest Servico Engi
neers Corps. - '
Jim Horsey reports the 1917 honey
crop from his bee colony near Edge
wood, Cal., to be 18,000 pounds. He
has about 500 colonies. Last year he
threshed 22,000 In the same terri
tory.. P. B. Fltzpatrlck, oldtlme S. P. em'
ploye here, Is now located at River
bank, Cnl.
In order not to conflict with the
second liberty loan campaign Red
Cross theatrical day hns been post
poned from October 2(i to December
7. The entiro receipts from many
theators throughout the country, as
well as personal salaries of leading
actors for that date will be contribut
ed to the Red Cross war fund. It is
needless to add that the latcnstrlng
of tho Vinlng will bo out In behalf of
this movement.
.vinrried, In Yreka, October 1 1
W llllam It. Mcl.end and
.aura
Thomnsm. hmh nf l,l,l..i . ...
Hip same city, Ortobor 12. Jesse L.
Milled of Ashland and Dorothy Mnv
.,.,.,, . ,,,
At a patriotic service held In tho
Prctbytcrlan church in Medfdrd on
Sunday there was a special musical
program arranged by George An
drews. Mrs. Henry Provost of this
city sang the "Marseillaise," the
words being in French to the accom
paniment of the familiar musical set
ting. The federation of Women's Clubs
of Southern Oregon meets in (Srauts
Pass on Saturday, October 27. A
..c.uu , govor me
iccQinBs insieaa or tnree days as
heretofore.
Mrs. E. L. Atkinson. Mrs. Mnrtha
Cilllette nnd Mrs. Elizabeth Vsn Sant
How Long Must I Suffer
From the Pangs of Rheumatism?
Is there no real relief In Sight?
Doubttcls tike other suffereri, you
hiVc often aiked yourielf thii ques
tion, which continue to remain un
answered. Science hat proven that your Rheu
matism is caused by a germ in your
blood, and the only way to reach it it
by a remedy which eliminates and re
move! these little pain demons from
your blood. This explains why lini
ment! tod lotiom wa da po pcrmv
yTRPFOTlT) ivarri rTTTTXT!,
will . return early, this week from a
month's outing at "Newport, as' the
guests of Mrs. Mary Dunn at her cot
tage by the sea in that vicinity.
J. C. Barnardof Eagle Point was
in town on" Saturday, looking after
property interests. He Is . superin
tendent of the .schools there, and
tairght iirthe same locality over 12
years ago:- TKe prespnt school house
Is a four-room building. .-Mr. Goss
of Butte Falls teaches in the Inter
mediate department, Including 5th to
8 th grades, and. Miss Pinn'iljenedlct,
nf Aiililuuil, teaehos tho primary class
es, grades .1st to' ttb. -i
I " -t v.. el: ,1. Jcil on of ll.e lYumr
.bti!r-ili:'iri't lelt for California, wlU'ie
he will find ciiiiiljiyiuent in-the milieu.
.. MV. and M!r3.j5on Canii'ron ,' of
Tnkilnin, Or., ure visit:ngjjr:end in
ihis'valley. I
s John and Thomas' Dhnniiurton
itransacted business in this neighbor,
hood last week. .
Bobbie Rowton besan schoul in the
primary room lat.week.
Frtwarrl KubM nnd Franb Wnld-
rM'-'e have returned from rniirjlin? ii
en'itle at Sipiaw Iii.ke. Thev luouuht
Inek about i.vtv'-five head of enttle
W". A. Pmith h.-is liesun to pick liis
apple crop..
rues in me primnrv room were
,aiven a toueh of 'war lust week. 2070
flics beintr killed in a contest in which
T!esiip Rmvden won the prize with a
score of 13S0 dead flies.
S. L. Benson left for California
this week.
Chester Kubli bought a fine herd of
beef enttle Inst week.
W. A. Smith is iinnlinsr.jfr. near
dorff's winter wood. ;'
Tyo of the school girl' have con
tributed a fine. 11 of seniniunis to
the high school room. They-certainly
add very much to its nppearanee:
The apple piekipjr in the Turner or
chard is rapidly .ndvnncimr.
TIenr' Offenbneher is visiting rel
atives in the valley.
Georce Kuhlhasen is hnyinjr n sup
ply of hay to feed his enttle thru the
winter.
A party of surveyors are working
in ofu r neighborhood surveying for a
rnilroad from fSnta Pass., to ytbe
liluij l.ecl miner
. Ffed 0(l'enha'fl"()v made'h'hus;
IvinJfo Rliambnii' last Friililv.
Ffemonf .Torrlrtnihas . retjirned'.' to
Jsehno) nftpr a 'snort absence, due to
tickncss. : - .
Apple.ga'tc srho'Sl has boon busilv
lengngpd in preparing for. 'an ener
getic drive to secure members in the
fieri ennervifinn mnvdnient. Work
in ppiirimr pledges will be.uin O, lo
her Tim school realizes llin fact
lliat its Invnlty pud pnlriolism are
being tested, and nnprpcirjes tbe r.n-
nortnrnly to aid rynr ermntrv in the
present war and hnek up our hrav
fi '.rid ers. i '. . i
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HILL NUGGETS
. 5. A. Dusenbery left Thursday
evening for Portland on a' business
trip.
. Mrs. W. L. Collins wa. in fluid II.
Sunday. , . ,
i' Cnl. Thompson .'. Was tvansnetin
hu-iness in fi.d.l Hill Friday.
iienrgv Moll wns n business visitor
;m Medf,iid Friday.
; I!. II. Moure was n Guld ilill vis
itor Friday.
Donald Avery was a Medford vis
itor Thursday.
Mrs. F. Dcy Pehrnmp is now dom
iciled in the Mclutyre cottaec on
Sixth avenue
Snm Borden nnd wife nrc now res
idents again of Dold IIillwafter .au
i alisence of Iwo years. They are now
i... .,.. i :.. ,',..; . .
' ' " "" l""l"'".. "Csi
l of town.
Mr-. J. M. Hold ins left
ght for her loinier limitc. .
Smidii
iiig'ii ii ner inrmer Imine. mic wa
She
ii;Miijaiii:u " sun, luuilio.
Me.idamcs Giprfe Huff and Jesse
Oil. drift .and daughter, land '.Dr.
ft. (.'. KiUcy were visitors Thursday
to Medford deiuUts. If Gold Hill
had a resident dentist the correspon
dent would not lie kept so busy at
ihe 'S. P. depot.,''
The hum and'ijnrr of tip- grinding
at the cement plain is u v-ry sutis
faetnry nccuuipnminciit tn the nighl
hoars as. well ns.,he daylipic, ;) ii
can' be heard distinctly in ,tliis city.
nnirninr.;
;);.. HrrUbfllt , :
pro-t'iaCljoas.i0okcil ror l:ma aiid 0)por,
limit., nre .ri,.; n t
and the future of Gold Hill asuucd.
Iloracp Pclton motored to Medford
Fridav. in ciiii..niied bv Mrs. I.vnn
lnent good, for they cannot ponibly
reacu ipriir germs wiiico inicst your
blood by the milliont.
S. S. S. has been lucceitfully med
for Khcumatism' fdr more than fifty
years. T(y it tp-day, and; yon .will
fir.djyoursclf at' last on tlie right
tracjc to fit rid fcf'your Khiumatlsm.
You can gtt valutlAe adviccaboutttha
treVmentjof yoSrlindividi:! casd by
wriJng tofthe C?; MediciJ Advurr,
SwiU SpAiiic CtJ Dept, 3" TM
matt, v,
MEDTOttP. OT?T:GON,
Smith and Mis. Ogdcn Snyder, whp
attended the Jfcd Cross in session in
that city.
George Huff was a Medford vi.-itort
Friday, attending to business matters!
pertaining to his mine.
Miss Ida Johnson left Friday even
in? for Portland, v. hero she will tako
a business course at Hcliiikc-Walkor.
Mrs. L.ima Ilaiiimoi'stcv uiul son
einie are visitors yt the )r
Chis-
noun noinc irom lio'.'uo Kivcr.
Jesse Durkpy and family have
moved into town, as he is now em
ployed at the eeineut Want.
Mrs. Minnie Kinve of Ynllejo. Cal.,
enme Siuuiay niomins to visit at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Isnra
llodires, nnd to he with her father,
Judge C. C. Gall, who is not well. She
visited since Thursday with her sis
ter, Mrs. William Meyers.
Mr. and Mrs. Ceoriro McClelhui.
Mrs. Hoffman, MVs T.inwood Bliike
iey, all 'oFMcdford, were motorists
who visited friends in Gold Hill Sun
day afternoon.
Worden Knnis returned to Port
land Tuesday after a short visit with
friends living here.
Mr. and Mis'. Rnwell Ilines left fur
Klamath Falls Wednesday, making
the trip by auto.
.1. H. Wilson, the expert accountant
from Corvi'His, assisted bv hi.
brother. B. W. Wilson, are auditing
tne county's hooks tor this year.
Mrs. Ralph 'Jennings spent Friday
arternoon in Jledlord. i
Mr. nnd'Mrs. Fred Luy were in
from Wcllcn Friday.
Mrs. Johnson nnd son, Nate John
son, of Grants Pass, spent the week
with the former's daughter, Mrs.
I.anrn Ryan.
T. J. Kenno.v was 'a Jneksonvillo
visitor Friday, having just -returned
from Alaska, where he was employed
in the Madden cannery during the
summer. Mr. Kcnney expects to re
turn in Fcbrunry.
Mr. nnd Mrs." G. W. Ager and Mr.
nnd Mrs. Louis Vlrich motored to
Talent Monday -evening to help Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Brown celehrnto their
fifteenth wedding anniversary.
Miss Kate Buckley nrrived from
San Frnneisen Friday to nurso !vr
nephew, Frnneps Bueklpy, whr, is pnn-
fined In Hie hospital with typhoid
fever.
r A't nniin Rnlai'dav $finnn of ihe
!:l(l,nno allnlted to Jacksonville to
raise toward tho lihnrlv loan had
Everyone Should f
Drink Hot Water
: . in the Morning
Wash away all the stomach, liver,
and bowel poisons before
breakfast. ' .
To feel your best day In and dav out
to feel clean insldo; no sour bile to
coat your tongue and sicken your
breath or dull your head; no constipa
tion, bilious attacks, sick headache,
colds, rheumatism or gassy, acid stom
ach, you must bathe on the Insido liko
you batho outside. This Is vastly more
Important, because the akin pores do
nui auBoru impuriues into tne blood,
whllo the bowel pores do, says a well-
Known pnysician.
To keep these polsonR nnd toxins
won pushed rrom tho stomach, liver,
kidneys and bowels, drink before break
fast each day, a glasB of hot water
with a teaspoonful of limestone phos-
poaio in u. inis win cleanse, purify
md freshen the entire alimentary tract,
before putting more food Into tho
stomach.
Got a quarter pound of limestone
phosphate from your pharmacist. It
Is inexpenslvo and almost tasteless,
except a sourish twlngo which Is not
unpleasant. Drink phosphatcd bot
water every morning to rid your sys
tem of these vile poisons and toxins;
bIbo to prevent their formation.
To feel like young folks feel: like
you felt before your blood, nerves and
muscles became saturated with an ac
cumulation of body poisons, begin this
treatment nnd above nil, keen It tin!
As soap and hot water act on tho Bkin,
cleansing, sweetening and purlfvlng, so
limestone phosphate and hot wnter be
fore breakfast, act on tho stomach,
liver, kidneys and bowels,
Mountain Stock
and Dairy
. Ranch
Close to oiitsido range. 100 acres.
20 acres In alfalfa, 35 acres under tho
ditch; spring water piped to bouco
and barn, everything goes. 20 Jer
sey cows; 10 heifers, 1 and 2-year
Id; 1 Hereford bull; 6 bo,;r,! JO pigs;
1 team; 50 chickens; lianiesn; 1
mower; 1 rake ; 2 harrows; 2
wagons; 1 plow; 1 hay fork and ca
ble; 1 vi-enni separator; small 'tools;
about 70 tons of hay; fp.lr house;
good barn and a dandy bargain at
$6500. Terms on part. This Ii good
and will sail. Isn't this Just the plac
you have been looking for?
BennetflnvestmenfCo.
102 West Main. Phone 799.
Pl EeUito. Iaaus, Iiuuraion.
MOTDAY. OrTOUFT? 22.
feccu subscribed. The bond holders
ore: M. H. Johnson, J. W. Jlybe'c,
Carrie Ewkm.iu, A. P.. Furrier, - (i.
W. Godwurd. (I. A. Gardner. D. W.
HhusIihw. Jr.. tl. H. Cli
Brut ,l!oy I'liich. Fred ,1. Fiek, W. G.
Kennev. Marie i;irMi. Louis L'lrich.
A. R. Fnyart and family have re
turned from a trip to t'oiui!le mid
I other const town;
Mrs. W. K. J'inney and Mis. Min
nie Robinson left for Redding, Cal.,
one day this week.
COURT HOUSE REPORT
Reported by Jackson County Ab
stract Co., Sixth and Central Ave.
Ileal Kstate 7 musters.
Luella Spriiii'cr vf ux to T. K.
Flynn, hind in Park Add.,
Medford
W. A. Pointer et ux to Jennie
B. Denning, land in Park
10
Add., Medford
If
Chester Stovenson et ux to E.
E. Phipps, land in Ashland 10
Horace It. Bhvcn et ux to W.
D. Bell, land in see. 32-3S-4W
Lucllu Springer et vir to T. K.
Flynn, hits in block (I, Park
A.lcl.. .Medford ... 10
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wiiuaan
runs fvcclyfrom
Its convenient
r-sidespout-
packevc
it docs not
dog w shakGr
Hannnmm
limoiininrjiiil
WANTEI BITUilTIONS
WANTED A married man wielios a
position ns foreman or carotakcr of
an orchard. I am an experienced
orchardlst nnd rancher. Can fur
nish references. Address l)ox 41,
Ft. 4, Medford. 186
BRLP WANTKri FUMAI.ID
WANTKD. Woman or Klii for ecii-
eral houaowork. Jlrs. W. L. York.
Phono 40G-B. 1S4
WANTED Five bright, capable la-
nioa to travel, demonstrate and soil
fleolors. 125 to S50 ncr week
fiallrond fnro paid. Goodrich Drug
i;o., uept 7U7, Omaha, Neb. 182
UK1.V 'A1VTK1 M iT.fii
WANTED Prune pic!;cri.
lio.v. Phone RiiO-R.
l-'e per
1H2
I w i I'.ti wood Haulers wanted at
initio Kails. Phono 37fi-.T, Med
! lord, Oregon. j $4
WANTLD A few more men and
women to'plclt uppleB at tho Phlpi;
orchard. Phone 39-R.
WANTED. Hands to work in prune
aryer. r-none 7-i' 4.
FOB RENT FURNISHED IWOM8
FOR RFNT FurnHicd rooms, 210
hoiiih Riverside. 1'hoini 217-W
1X7
Fori nv.y-x not;srcs
i' i in KI..M-. I'or tin. winter. 4-room
house furnished: no children; rim
for her feed. 1027 Narrcgan. LS I
FOR RENT On or about Nov. 15th,
for winter months, 6-room mod
ern House, garugo nnd woodshed.
On paved street. All famished com
plete, willing to give cheap rent
to responsible parties. All modern
tnruout. llox E, Mall Tribune
1S7
FOR RENT 9-rnom modern home
".'I N. pencil. Phone 4M3-X2, even
-In tr. in.
Toil RENT !IH(T.Lt,.l-:oi!S
FOR RENT- House, barn. aires:
bargain II taken at onco. 1027 Nar
rcgan streot. 187
FOR RENT Alfalfa and grain ranch
Hon and machinery for sale, llox
!, .Mall Tribune. i&7
FOR RENT Forly acres grnln land
and 40 acres bearing apple and
pear orchard. Gold Itay Really Co.
1 S 7
FOR RENT. I'or nigar beets, 20
acres of the best land In the valley,
underwater. Phono 500-R2. 1 2
FOR JiENT Farms and stocK ranch
en. garden land. Gold Ray Realtj
Co. '
HUHINKHB OI'I'tmTtJNlTlKS
l-Olt S.M.K.-f.eiioral merchandise
ImikIiick, im-l'iding building, fix
tares, eic. :i living rooms, dunce
hail. PoHtoflire In connection. Fine
t-hanre here: owner .-.t.-u and mn-t
get nut. A luignlii at $:!oon.
acres of Innd rail lie bad also If de
filed. M. C. Uaiducr, Sums Vnl
Iny. Ore. lf,V
FARM t)ANS.
AMORTIZATION PLAN 3 to 40
y-a: 5 per rent; 4 per cent on de
posiis convertible Into 4 pmci-nl
farm limn bunds; $250,111111 In
bonds sold weekly nnd money paid
farmers. E. II. "llurd, See.-Troas.
Nntlonnl Farm Loans As'oeintlnns,
Garnett-Corey Building, Medford
SALT
19?
OTOIESTER S PILLS
wr."v .'iH.S DIAMOND KB AND. A
y7f-y' ''ti.it AAyi.tirDrui-iUtirVA,
I'm. in it,, m i uoij t., nsAVy
! with T-'ua RCbeu. V
f 1 r TiLo n Mbrr. llnv orrnr V
I iff 'i-uji-i, A.':fjrriii.i ;ri.uYr.n'ri
-r i:v) it wtuacssTS fverywiilre
W A STVX MISl'IOl.LA Minus
WANTED Bicycle,
evenings.
Phone 639-K2.
is;
WAXTEDi School i
May have room
Phone 2 07-L.
Irl as companion,
and board free.
WANTI3D Empty honey parts vilh
cwari s lauei, luc: alio svrunl
pullii, 5c. Hooth IB, public market!
or S2i Pium street. ISai
WANTED Chance to make extra
money. You can add $25.00 to
fou.uo a month to your Income In
y.uir spare time. Our money-making
plan is a winner for either moti
or women. Wo furnish outfit freo
and teach you how to use It. Send
poaUl at once for "Particulars of
the' Moupy-Mnkin? Plan." Act
.promptly before the vacancy is
'; filled -in your.. territory. Address
-Publisher, Box 155, ft. Times
Square Station, New York City. li2
WANTED To rent, well-heated fur
nished house for v.lntur months.
F. Corning Konly. Phono till-Ja.
WANTED Old falso teeth. Don't
matter if broken. 1 pay $2.00 to
$15.00 per set. Send by parcel
post and receive check bv return
mall. L. Mazer. 2007 S. Firth St.,
Philadelphia. Pa. 302
WANTED Cunadian wheat land In
exchange for country orcity prop
city here. Bennett Investment Co.
302
WANTED Pine logs. Wish to con
tract purchase sugar and yellow
Pino saw-loKs for 1918 delivery.
Will take output largo or small
quantity and pay attractive figure.
See Edgar S. Hafer, Hotel Med
ford. WANTED Bring us your kks and
Poultry. We pay cash. Medford
Poultry nnd F.gK Co.
WANTKD Hoiisos to more. Phona
4KR-M. or 4SS-X.
FOR BALK RKUj KHTAT1
FOR SALE House and lot, 112 Elm
St. $250. Owner 2035 2uth Ave.,
San Francisco, Calif. 190
FOR SALIC. 14-acre ranch, with 4
room cottnue. Irrigation system
nnd other outbuildings. W mile
due north Main streot,' Central
Point. On 'Pacific highway. Ap
ply to ownor on ranch of T. J, Noo-noa-
190
FOlt SALE Farming land, fruit
land, stock ranches, timber land,
from $10 per aero up, on lonir time,
ens.y payments, or might exchange
for other clear property. Address
Ould Itay Realty Co.
FOR SALE MVESTOCK
FOR SALE--Horso, bugfry. sanitary
cot, miscellaneous furniture, two
Vinegar barrels. Phone 820-X. 184
FOR P ALU- Severn 1 nice Shropshire
yearling hiieki). II. Ronenher.;, Hi.
tel Holland. 1S2'
FOR SAl.B Fresh Jersey eow, with
heifer calf. Phono 500-R2. IX
PGR S-VLE Welch pnnv,
Phono 5-F2, tir write W. R.
Medford.
cheap,
Laiiib
1S2
FOR SALE Registered Berkahire
male p'g, S months old. S. J. Blake.
ly, Ro.T.icrIvor, Ore. l.J
ly, RoK'ie River, Ore. 1S4
FOlt SALE MlhtJKLLANHOCH
FOR SALE Dlnlnir nnd lPirnrTTa
hies, dresser, chiffonier, rocker,
mass in. I ami oilier fiirnliun
nearly new. 215 N. Grape SI. is?'
mil SAi.i-; nry crape stumps. $l.no
per load, at W'ehnter ranch, 1 ':
miles north of Jacksonville. Hi'
FOR SALE 5-parpenger par, flrt
class condition. Will tako Ford In
trauo. c. D., care Mall Tilbuno.
1S3
FOR SALE Lining room set. sido-
noard, 4 rockers, library table, hall
treo, dresser, wath stand, sanitary
cot, Kitcnen cauinot, cook stove,
coal oil stove, heater, and guod
fresh sorghum; must bo sold by
neinner :;., we move to Califor
nia soon. ::i:i S. Grape St. lv:,
FOP. S.M I-: l::n pullets ali.l hens.
Rhode Island Reds. While Wv.ill-
iloln-s ;md ionic nixed. Rhone or in-
tall e of Ed Hail, Central p0ni.
1S1
FOR SALIC- Corn, at tho Lotland
ranch. Phono 1-F1. 1
FOR SALE Hobart M. Caule niuno.
book casn, missiun dining table, 6
chairs; Laurel range, water coil;
dresser .stands, everything good
condition. .Mrs. Alexander, Itoeue
River, Oreffon. ; ':;
FOR SLK Chenn: one rt-li !. irnsn-
Mne engine and pitinp: 1 w.-n-.oa
with wood rack: 1 hack and : Muni
huagie". Jos. Applcbakir, Jackson -villo,
Ore. j,s3
FOF SALE Good, clean alfalfa seed,
20c a pound. Box is5, Mall Tilb
uno. iso
FOR SM.E-8f.wln machine. Price
$I0."H. Tel. 4:1:!. i s.;
I
'(III sLK--A iiiiIpb. Snltzetiliera.
WhiPRips. Ren Davis, Newtnwns.
Greenings. l.cnm-H SeedlliiiiH. ' t
'iew On -hards. Rhone ;: I 4-W. ls7
OR SAI.li lonalhan aeiilos, 3i!c a
box cn trees. Foothills Orchard.
le I
FOR SALE Corn, Phona 2T1-R3.
190
Oil SALE Wall case at DeVoe's.
(lit SALE --Cnbliago, delivered or at
pai'leu at loin, Ore. Frank It
Hay.
I
FOR SA LEr New Krause piano. No.
6U W. 4th streot,
PJOTC FIVE
MONEY TO LOAN
WILL LOAN small amounts on Im
proved city property. V. S. Tumv,
210 Garnett Corey bids. ,
MONEY TO" LOAN On Rood secur
Ity. Phone M47-J J. B. Andrews,
Medford Business College fildg.,
Room 2.
MONEY TO LOAN From 11000 to
$5000 on hand to loan nt 7 per
cent, on Koori farm eeurltv. Earl
Tiimy, 210 Garnett-Corey RldK. tf
MONCT TO LOAV Money to loaa
on Medford property. Easy month
Ir payment. It R Wnnfl
LOST linrk blue r.oat, southwest of
Jfedford. Snturday. Kpward if re
turned to 711 W. 11th.
133
LOST Whlte-fuced
steer, branded
B on rlslit hip. Laiit seen en H;!..
way between Mcdlord and Central
Ppint. Phono Geo. A. Morse, S-FI3.
1S3
itrsivr:ss ontECTORY.
Attorneys
GEORGE CODDING Lawyer, "
nett Corey Bldg.
Gar-
PORTER J. NEFF Attorney at lw,
rooms 8 and 9, Medford National
Bank Building.
A. M. REAME3
tTnrny hldg.
Lawyer. Uarnatt.
Accountant,
E. M. WILSOM OertlMed Public Ao
oountart. room 411, f. F. . II.
Bldg., Medford, Orpgon.
AnnUi qnppliea
LAHFR ATTTO 8PRINO CO. W
are operating the largest, ol1e9
and best equipped plant In the Pa.
clfle northwest. Use our Bprlnni
when others fall. Sold under writ
ten guarantee. 34 North Ftftenntk
Bt., Portland, Ore.
1
Donrlatir
SK.. T. T. SHAW Dentist. Over Dam
Ma Clnthlnx Store In rooms fo.'
KiovlT occupied by Dr. Jones. Phom
,-Y.
Bmglneer and contractor
FRED N. CtlMMINOS Engineer an
contractor, 404 M. F. ft H. Bid
Surveys, estimates, Irrigation drnttr
age, orchard and land Improvement
Garbage
GARBAGE Get your premise
cleaned up for the summer. Call
on the city garbage wagonB for
good service. Phone 274-L. , V,
Y. Allem -
Instruction In MnItt
FRED ALTON HA1QHT Teacher
nlann and harmony. Halght Musi
Studio, 401 Guxnett-Corey Bldtj,
ruung id.
Insuranoe
KARL S. THAI V General Insinanc
office. Fire, Automobile, Accident
Liability, Plato Glass, Contract
ml Surety Bonds. Kxeel'mt corn,
punlea. good local servlcn. No. 211
Garnett-Corey Bldg.
Physician and 9iirjrena
DR. W. W. IrOWARD Osteopalhlf
rhyslrlan. 30;t Oarnett-Corey build
lus- Phono 130.
DR. J. J. EMUENS Physician and
surgeon. Practice limited to ey,
ear, noso and throat. Eyes sclen.
tlfically tested and glasses bup
plied. Oculist and Aurlst tor S. P,
R. R. Co. Offices M. F. ft H. C
bldg., opposite P. O. Phono 567.
Printer nnd I'utillstiers
id
MMHKOHI) I'RINTINH CO.. haa
heat equipped prinlliiK office la
Houthern Oregon; H.. 'k lilndliiK,
luimo lent ledgers, billing systems,
eto. Portland prices. 27 Notts
J lr at.
Tntiuror
KAD3 TRANSFER ft STORAGE CO.
Office 42 North Front st Phons
S15. Prices right. Horrtos runr-
ntwt
One of the Best
Buys in the
County
27 acres located between Medford
and Jacksonville, 3 '-j mllca from
Medford; every aero vury best of toll
and all suitable for alfalfa; all in -cultivation;
crops grown on plac" this
season best in tho valley; about 2
nc.es III orchard Just coming Into
hearing; fenced bog tight; 8-roont
house, gnnd barn and well, rural
mail, telephone. Adjoining land.
which is no heller, held at $25 to
$400 per aire. Can sell H1I3 27 acres
for $0000, will only take $1000 to
handle; good forms on balance. Let
us show you this tract.
Bennett In vestmentCo.
HKJ Went Mnln.
Office, 709; Res., 84 l-L.
Phone:
l.VTKIll Itll t AtltiCAll t),
TIME CARD.
Leuvo Medford tor Ashland, Talent,
nd Phoenix daily, except Sunday, at
:00 a. m., 1:00, 4:00 and 6:15 p. ro.
ho on Saturday at 10:15 p. m. Sun.
days leave at 8 and 10:30 a. m. and
;fin, 2:00, 5:30 and D-.3II p. m. Lnavt
Ashland for Medford dally, excopt
Hiinday. l':00 a. ni 1:00. 4:00 and
:15 p. m. Also on Sat'irday nights
t 6:30. Pundaya leave Ashland kt
00 a. m., and 10.80 a. m., 1:00,
4.-30, 6:30, and 10:30 P.m.